Digipak Practice
After doing some research on digipaks and the way they look as well as its structure, I had a go at making my own with an image we were given by our teachers. Unfortunately, these images were in bad quality. However, I was able to make something out of it. As you can see, it is a photograph of a girl, who I named Melinda Smith as an artist. The cover shows the name of the artist in a big sized font and then the album name in a smaller font on another part of the cover. I crated three rectangles, each of different colour, and then played with the opacity. The face of the artist is never covered by the font, which is good because the artist's image should always be clear. The back shows the track list, each numbered and in white and the background is what I thought relates to the girl; a field. On the bottom corner you can see the barcode and the label logo, followed by the copyright information. Also, the spine shows the artist name and the label logo too. Personally as my first attempt, I think it is alright although it could be improved. Hopefully my ideas will be developed for my actual ancillary work and I will be successful.
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